1940-09-13 — Page 5

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Friday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

French Airmen Flew Delegation To Major Baseball

in Raid on Germany

Batavia

Japanese Militarists LONDON, Sept. 12 (Reuler).—A

Japanese delegation has arrived in

Batavia.

French Air Force pilots who escaped to England when France surrendered are flying in R.A.F. bombers, It is a military delegation although with R.A.F. crews, in the raids on north-west Germany.

Three of them-two flying officers and a flight sergeant gave in London recently an account of their first bomb raid

with the R.A.F,

They said: "We went up in two British bombers at night.

le

the way

to "In the aircraft on Germany we got to understand the British crew. They spoke French and we were bad at English. But they made us understand what we were to do mostly by the means of signs,

"One of our planes dropped two silcks of bombs on an enemy air- field from a fair height. The other swooped on the airfield and dropped bombs from less than 300 feet.

COASTAL SHIPPING TIE-UP

Cholera Ban

Responsible

It is headed by the Minister of Com- merce.

Welcoming the delegation, the N.EI. Director of Economic Affairs Bald that he hoped that the talks) would be conducted in an atmosphere of harmony and would have results satisfactory to both.

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TIGERS HUMBLE

YANKEES

Cleveland Indians Beat Boston Red Sox.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1 (UP)—

September 13, 1940.

MINNIE IS STILL USING ELDERLY BOOKLET

NOT content with sending

The Japanese Minister of Com-Detroit Tigers continue to make a merce replied that the fact that the determined bid for the American Snoopers to ask housewives how delegation included a member of the League pennant, and tó-day bumbled much soap they use in war-time, Japanese Cabinet showed the

the the New York Yankees 6-3, while the the Ministry of Information are pariance Tokyo attaches to

second in the now campaigning to rally rural friendship between the two countries. Cleveland Indians,

table, trounced the Boston Red Sox rectors and put vim into village

vicars,

BIG U.S. BLAST

·FROM PAGE ONE

Ambulances and fire apparatus from dozens of communities in the area were rushed to the scene.

"In the blaze of light we saw other used British shipping companies that hundreds of thousands of dollars. British machines doing their work. They were magnificent. Despite hot anti-aircraft fire they all seemed to reach their objectives.

"Then we flew back without inel deni

The Japanese authorities have no- Hongkong has been declared an in- fected port on necount of Cholern for all ports on the China Coast under

Other their control.

poris besides Canton are now affected,

Audible 50 Miles Away

Scores were:

Chicago

Shipping companies have accord-

The explosions were nudible afty "Our first raid with the R.A.F Alled our hearts with admiration for ingly temporarily suspended their miles away and the smoke and flames the type of men you have in your sailings to Swalow and Holhow from were visible at even greater distances. | Philadelphia

Hongkong. Sailings to North

Air Force, and the splendid stun you have in your machines,

Armen

Chinn

ports have not been interfered withi

Windows In

every building na ships are not banned on arrival throughout the district were shatter- "Our experience has heartened us if they have been five days or more ed. Residents in Duchess and West- chester counties, many miles away to fight on to the end."

had on the voyage French All three

Companies affected include Butterthought an earthquake had occurred. The Federal Bureau of Investiga- bombed Germany when they were in

tion has charged of the investigations. the French Airmee de l'Air, but theyfeld and Swire and Jardine Mathe-

The fire was stil: blazing at 8.30 the Ban were very much impressed try British methods.

Tributes To Churchill

By U.S. Pres WASHINGTON, Sept. 12 (Reuter) -Mr. Winston Churchill's broadrant of yesterday is the object of much comment,

Shanghai Restrictiona

It is notified that quarantine res-14, and it is feared that the tremen trictions have been imposed by the duus heat might touch of 20,000 tha of powder stored in the sole remain- Chinese Martime Customs, Shanghai, ng building Against Arrivals Tram Hongkong. account of Cholers.

un

President Roosevelt has directed the US Army and American Red Cross to provide imediate relief for

"TRIP TO HADES"the explosion victims

Artist,

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Ching, the American gether with » Company of American 15 train will present thr musical

ant

The

revue A Top To Hudes Queen's Theatre, cauamenzing with

Kiala Opening on Tuesday pectacular

The "Washington Post" says Dal throughout his career Me Churchill"

Acenes

This

presenting

has never hesitated to tell the public twenty-eight unusual and glamorous; the truth no matter how unpalatable and bitter. That in why the note of dogged counidence which he sounded rings true.

bevy Supporting Chang are 13

by hended Amerson artista

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"France Has Resumed The Battle'

As guides and leaders of the people, the clergy are receiving bulky letters, Duft Couper some signed by Mr. 1

himself.

The Minister's letters go out once a fortnight. Some seem to fall on stony ground.

Ostermueller, Dickman, Hatch.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yankeen

Battery. Donald, Dickey, Detroit

Battery Boston

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Rowe, Sutivan,

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Battery

Cleveland

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Battery Harder. Pytlak. Philadelphia

Q 4

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Battery: Ross, Hayes,

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Ballery

Dietrich Terai).

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Babich F Battery Chicago

Battery Smith, Turner Washington

Battery Anderson Early.

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Battery Kennedy. Lawson, Swift Philadelphia

layer

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Battery, Dahieti, laye Chicago

2

Tattery Smith, Tarter.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati

Battery

New York

Battery

0 $3 Thonspen Lombardi

11 1 Lohrman, Carpenter, Dennior

14 0 French, Todd

1

Chicago

Battery Philadelphin

Battery B Johnson, Benoll, Wilmon,

Atwood

3

Battery Heintzelman, Fernandes, Lan- ning. Loper Brooklyn

Battery Cary. Marverames, Punta

Hallery

Says General de Gaulle

General de Gaulle, leader of the Brooklyn Battery Free Frenclumen, broadcasting one, si Louis "On July 21 the battle! Battery night said between the French forces and the Padgett

Burton with resumed fle was re- Battery enemy

Loul ferring to the fact that on Sunday 81

Dvitery French akron co-operated

Sorter with the AP in bombing raids

It was resumed in the air above, Altogether there is more than one'

"It wil hadeford asid eighty tons of league German territory," he said

seu and the restimet shortly a Dir aysenetited with the show

and on the land as well" Ena

New York stage artists Joanna and Beth Clare Theat talented toomets have appentest in many. New York productions

The Baltimore Sun," rerailing the Churebill Tua brilliance which Mi often shown, states that it was not brillance

to England which spoke and the world yesterday through Mr Churchill's lips

It was chatueter

The pearater In the epic hour, self-ambition and love of place and power have dia- Spok at appeared. Devotion rules this man caused devotion to the ashes of his fathers and the temple of his gods.

ENEMY RAIDERS TURNED BACK

> FROM PAGE ONE

fighter-bombers,

Eleven

schmitt 10's were destroyed

Messen

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j'aight

Addressing the French Forces in North Africa, Gameral de Gaulle st Profile out Theater. throughout the what was their duty to hide all the ARTIK

excitement In one Hong mank tary Mau Stences when

The 40315 then appearaners

Thestre

STOCK EXCHANGE ENCOURAGED

20

13

the

12 (Reuter LONDON, Sept the Stock Exchange to-day the mats kef received great neozragement At least 250 pilots, navigators and from the result of last night's

Consequently the tone con- air-gunners must have been lost by: activity

Enued Fally stently despite the enemy.

quietness of business.

Industrials were occasionally bette bul Triplex Glass dropped from 18s

d. to a 3d on the year's dividend uf 6 per cent, compared with 20 per cent. previously.

40-MIN. ALARM

FOR LONDON

LONDON,

Sept. 12 (Router) London had its first daylight

Fuld warning of the day shortly be

for

at

4 pm GMT.

!!

The rudders were inparently kept

Oils and other groups generally Bailained their levels

Wall Street was narrowly regular

a distance as nothing developed. U.S. Embargo Report]

in the London aren.

The "All-Clear" was sounded at 4.40 p.m.

During the alarm. the Sound distant planes was heard Kun-Dre.

but

which the enemy was trying to seize

For those whú me now impelled | to work for the enemy in occupiedi tentory under the meiner et Hitler's

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Butcher

Lanahan,

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Bowna. Lanlet, Doyle,

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Tobin, Derres

Cooper, Hutelinaon

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Posedel, Brunkle

SAFETY OF

THE RED SEA

Tell-Tale Figures

"All Piffle"

The Rev, F. H. Noon, of Newbury, spoke of them as a waste of money. "I have had three letters," he said. "The iden seems to be to tell us to keep calm and keep our peckers up.

"This is all pille, people down here are all working hard and they don't want to be advised-by these people.

"We have had enough of the Minis- ter of Information. He started very well, but he has gone off,"

Power To Endure!

Other country clergymen have had the Minister's letters supplemented by booklets suitable for use in or mona.

One booklet runs to 31 pages, and a protesting parsʊn thinks them 31 pages too many.

The booklet to called "The power to endure."

It is full of surprising staternents, some of them out of date, that would rivet the attention of the fathers of any bamlet.

About Columbus

For instance:

"It is not making a start that is hard: It is keeping on and sticking to it when things are difficult that is really hard.

So they are asked on page 13 to remember Columbus:

"It was only because of Columbus' dogged resolution that his ship still steered westward.

"It was by his 'patient endurance that he became the discoverer of America."

"Hitler Seems—”

A little further on (Page 22) unicas the preacher pardonably skips |passage here and there he will find

SIMLA, Sept. 12 (Reuter).himself telling his brethren this:

"Six months have passed without Mussolini's dagers, the The safety of the Red Sea route any ferimus fighting on land... We

duty was pondse resume the means in their power

ll by

Advertising The Invasion

Present German Tactics By Brigadier tieneral John Carteris

from India to the Middle East, do not know where or when he which continues despite the (Hitler) will launch his attack.

"One week ho SEEMS TO BE Italian occupation of British

menacing Holland and Belgium; illustrated by Somaliland, is

threatening Swi- Another ho zerland; another he seems to be figures just published.

about to attack Rumania. And the uncertainty is trying to the nerves.

Between September 1, 1939, and August 31, 1945, there proveeded from the Middle East indian ports to

without loss of a unenthed and

ani military beine received single mun, 7 troops from the United States of German supply ships. troop movements towards the Chan- net cast, of the closing of areas in France, and of fri

The reports now

collection

Two large contingents have negu.

route Sca of listed the Red

without

Irges may beloken the concentration, incident since the Italian occupation of an Huvudng my and the com- of Somaliland pletion of

thr Jast preliminaries: before the long-advertised stock on Beltain is punched.

But there is also

pusability

that all these reports originate from

hre uf

the Terthe German

WASHINGTON, Sept, 12 (Reuter).

reports Many unconfirmable offerent that a further extension

United Staten embargoes against ex- no port of war materials [* Inevitable

shortly.

AT

NEXT CHANGE

THE

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Blaxing a terror-strewn trail through the jungle...dying a thousand deaths...that their

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with

JOHN HOWARD ALAN HALE GEORGE BANCROFT VINCENT PRICE

GEORGE SANDERS

Nazis Big Losses

(Reuter). It that reports to

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Prupagandal LONDON, Sept. 12 Ofee and are circulated mainly as a officially stated

nother nove In the battle of midnight indicate that at nerves. if they are meant to jostle 'German aircraft were destroyed in nur nerves they have not succeeded., Wednesday's battles.

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"Seems to be" may strike even' a rustic congregation Bather good. Parson was in form this morning.]

"It Frete Us"

The sermon goes on to warn prople against being impatient. Thus the book:

"With monotonous regularity we hear that all is quiet on the Western front. It le a queer war.... We wish something would happen.

This prolonged inaction trets and chufes un

And grousing and critici- sing doesn't help.

Some clergymen ronsted to-day kald their Blocks had greater powers of

the Ministry endurance than realised but not enough for sermons on this model.

had

At the Ministry I was informed that while there had been some #rumblers, other clergymen expressed marked appreciation of the Ministry's communication.

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